Perfect, thank you, I also fixed the following: which was not running anymore with:

Ok, this is the problem code then: { def last = n.tokenize(" ").last() /* def _tags = (tags != null) ? tags : null */ def _tags = call{tags} if (_tags) { _tags.removeIf { it ==~ /(?i:imax)/ } } specials = allOf { _tags } { fn.after(/(?i:$last)/).findAll(/(?i)(alternate|first)[ ._-]cut|limi...

I'm coming from 4.8.5, where the issue isn't present. Upon running the following: filebot -script fn:amc --action test --output /cephfs/Media/ --def movieFormat=@/scripts/movieFormat.groovy --def seriesFormat=@/scripts/seriesFormat.groovy --def animeFormat=@/scripts/animeFormat.groovy /preprocess/mo...

Thanks v11 is perfectly alright.

I was planning the update to 4.9.1, mainly for the anime and dual-db features, but I'm struggling a bit to find minimum supported Java release. I'm on Ubuntu which has openjdk-11 as a package, is that enough or should I go for 13/14? Also I would suggest adding that in the release posts, would make ...

For posterity, I believe you can use the Java unicode block pattern match to remove accents. R0=".removeAll(/\p{InLatin-1Supplement}/) Docs here https://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html#ubc and https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/block/U+0080 the block reference for...

I believe you can use the second script you mentioned as exec argument and use variables to pass the series name.
Something like and in the second script add a line like

You quoted the file name in the first command but not in the second, the backslashes are literal in the first one, but not in the second.

LiNG

I recently tried renaming the new Sonic The Hedgehog movie. Using the GUI i found a weird issue: https://dsc.cloud/d38828/Screen-Shot-2020-03-31-11-43-26.png Except this movie does not have Martin Scorsese as director and the TheMovieDB page does not contain this info anywhere https://www.themoviedb...

Is it currently possible or would it be feasible to have *.groovy files as arguments to the --db option?
This would make the database support easier to extend (e.g. I'm interested in IMVDb which is niche but has an official API).

TEPES, maybe already there?

It doesn't seem like any of the bindings are undefined, it's the combination that fails. This was the problematic bit: { public static String surround(String self, Character left = "(", Character right = ")") { return left + self + right } n.surround() } which fails on Linux: No ...

I can only guess which ones don't work as they don't throw errors on MacOS, neither individually nor using the entire format. What is missing is the following: { def norm = { it.replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ""“”]/, "'") .replaceAll(/[|]/, " - ") .replaceAll(/[?]/, "\uFE56&quo...

I'm testing the recent 4.9.0 release. I have a fairly complex format: { def norm = { it.replaceAll(/[`´‘’ʻ""“”]/, "'") .replaceAll(/[|]/, " - ") .replaceAll(/[?]/, "\uFE56") .replaceAll(/[*\p{Zs}]+/, " ") .replaceAll(/\b[IiVvXx]+\b/, { it.upper() }) ...

The show "The Sinner" has seasons named after the main character being followed.
Both Netflix and TheTVDB have this information.

Is it accessible by FileBot?

KamiKaze

Is there a script to convert from one type of xattr.store to another?
In particular I'm thinking about switching to plain text files instead of embedded for a filesystem change.

It's actually not crashing, not even when it reached 30+ Gb. It just keeps doing what it's doing.

I'm seeing some issues with memory management on a Docker container. devster 4763 19.4 1.3 12037212 920136 ? Sl 04:52 1:06 | java -Dapplication.deployment=deb --module-path /usr/share/filebot/mod --add-modules ALL-MODULE-PATH -Dnet.filebot.AcoustID.fpcalc=/usr/share/filebot/lib/fpcalc -Dunixfs=false...

There's only one FileBot instance running, I can check that on the process manager. That single instance is consuming over 30 GB of memory though, and I tried it with the reference container. The system has 64 GB of memory but it still seems an impressive amount. I ended up editing the configuration...

iFT
also, I believe Geek isn't supposed to be capitalized (i.e. Geek, not GEEK).

PTer (lots of these)

Symlinks make things easier when using torrents and crossing filesystem boundaries, I'd argue they're the only option in that case.
Things are harder though if you have to rebuild your library in reverse.

The /filebot directory is already persistent (mounted on the host system). I specified in FILEBOT_OPTS which contains -Dapplication.cache=/filebot/cache -Dapplication.dir=/filebot . I'm seeing the log entry every two or three calls, which, as you confirmed, is much higher than expected. Any suggesti...